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Significados de neurotic en inglés

portugués
neurótica
catalán
neuròtic

A person suffering from neurosis.

neurótica

Affected with emotional disorder.

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Disturbance.

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Uso de neurotic en inglés
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When her older children came home, she lost her almost neurotic puzzlement.
The new yorker
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There is only power and its constant neurotic need to reassert itself.
The Guardian
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These differences help to confirm the validity of the neurotic depression concept.
Pubmed
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The neurotic depressives were younger and more likely to identify precipitating factors.
Pubmed
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You can find neurotic people who obsess about food from any ethnicity.
Skinny italian: eat it and enjoy it
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She is herself energetic in character, and with a somewhat neurotic temperament.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 / Sexual Inversion
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Nor is it reflected in any mellowing of Kane's neurotic, hyperactive manner.
The Guardian
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We may not be unhappy, neurotic, mad; our complexes must be inspected.
Nonsenseorship
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But there's a balance to be struck between hoarding and neurotic asceticism.
Independent.ie
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If you could make it a profession it can be really neurotic.
The new yorker
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It should go to Sian Clifford as Claire, Fleabag's highly neurotic sister.
News.com.au
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He's like an amalgam of every neurotic Woody Allen character ever created.
Reuters
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A slightly neurotic vein of prolonged ephebeitis pervades much of his life.
Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
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I am neurotic, corrupt, and I ought to be despised for it.
The Darling and Other Stories
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My sister was just as pretty, but she was the neurotic one.
Mr. Mercedes
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Simon Katich played with the neurotic, scratchy intensity of a post-punk frontman.
The Guardian
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catalán
neuròtic
Neurotic a través del tiempo
Neurotic por variante geográfica
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